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"Service performed the same day we called. Home Systems Appliance Repair quickly responded to our call -- within two hours of our calling them. Jeff the service tech was very courteous and knowledgeable of the problem. We highly recommend this company and will surely use them again if the need arises! Thank you!"

"It went great and I left Harmond and Neli a great review on the chat survey that I wish I had copied to past here as I wrote everything I felt about the Tech and the company and it was all good. I will be using the Neli services again when any of my appliances need attention / repair. Thank You Neli."

"Angel, Service professional was outstanding! He was very professional, courteous and punctual He did an excellent job repairing my dryer. I would highly recommend Mr. Appliance and especially Angel as the service professional !"

"Excellent service! The technician came and repaired my none heating dryer on the first visit. Would definitely contact him again if I have any further appliance issues."

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"My experience with B A R Appliances AC LLC was a good one. Henry, the service provider, is a rare professional. It's not easy finding a service provider that is prompt, professional, and honest. One of the things that I appreciated most about Henry was the follow-up to confirm the appointment time. We're all very busy so I value service providers that respect my time as much as I respect theirs. I also found Henry's honesty refreshing and plan to use this service provider again. Thanks, Henry!"

"We have a contract that we pay monthly for any plumbing and appliance repair, like a home warranty. The guy came out the second time and told my wife that if they couldn't get it fixed they would buy a new dishwasher. So they rank very highly on my scale. 

What I like about them is that they do get the job done, but what I don't like is that you can describe in as much detail on the website what the problem is. But it's kinda hit or miss on whether they are have the necessary parts to fix the particular appliance. They almost always have to do second call or buy a part. So like with our dishwasher, they came out and sort of diagnosed the problem but they had to get the motor and things so you can be another week or 10 days with out the dishwasher. Which is not the end of the world. I understand why they don't do that because it could be expensive to buy the parts for all of the different machines that you are servicing."

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Work was done at my rental property due to leakage complaints made by my tenant.  Punctuality is N/A, because I'm not sure of how punctual or not they were.

I questioned this company's professionalism when I first reached out.  For all Angie's List companies that I've contacted for servicing, they were helpful with details and in answering questions.  This company was short and rather unhelpful in their responses as I tried to coordinate (this is in comparison to other companies that I contacted to determine who would perform the work).

Upon completion of the work, the leak was mainly resolved, but my tenant reached back out to the company to complain that there was still some type of leakage between the glass sliding doors (I didn't know where the initial leak was coming from, but thought it was in the frame of the door).  Company came back and said they couldn't repair the door, and used what they called "a temporary fix", which was using duct tape to seal the opening.  When I inquired they said they couldn't repair the door so had to use duct tape. 

My concern is when it was determined that the door couldn't be repaired, I never received a phone call to explain why.  My tenant was not aware of the duct tape (she thought it was some sealant), so when she tried to open the door, she was not able to.  We didn't discover it was duct tape until I reached out to the company to ask what they applied and why the door now can't be opened.  Their solution was to remove the duct tape (exposing the place where the second leak could occur) to open the door.  As a landlord this is a concern for me because this is a fire hazard for my property.  I wished the company would have followed up better and talked with me more about the work they did before collecting 300 dollars.  I'm now out 300 dollars, and I'm now using another company to replace the door.

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